Biker Vs. Motorcyclist
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1. Do you feel that there is a difference between the two? yes
2. If you feel that the two is not the same, what do you think the difference is? ones on a machine, the others are on coutches with wheels
3. Which are you? im a rider![Wink](https://www.kawasakiforums.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
2. If you feel that the two is not the same, what do you think the difference is? ones on a machine, the others are on coutches with wheels
3. Which are you? im a rider
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I like to think a biker is one who can still keep a perfect straight line after a heavy binge session. I'm the classic cruiser dude that way but I'm anti H-D for personal reasons. If you can still handle the cornering at high speeds you are a LEGEND but heh... don't try it.
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Personally, I think a "biker" is one who spends a large portion of their time/life with their bikes.
Regardless of what you ride.
Amotorcyclist goes out on the occasional sunny sunday for a cruise, goes home, and puts the cover back on their bike.
Regardless of what you ride.
Amotorcyclist goes out on the occasional sunny sunday for a cruise, goes home, and puts the cover back on their bike.